Children's Bill of Rights in Sports: Moving from Endorsement to Action

To mobilize youth sports advocates and educators, this National Coaches Day, we're focusing our first October Power Hour on the Children's Bill of Rights in Sports: Moving from Endorsement to Action.  

Join us for a FREE virtual session focused on moving the Children's Bill of Rights in Sports (CBORIS) from something we know about to something we actually put into practice.

The session opens with a quick pulse check on where participants currently stand on CBORIS awareness, then turns the floor over to three voices bringing the initiative to life in different corners of the community, from Detroit's pro sports teams to leaders from the YMCA, each sharing why they chose to endorse the bill and how that commitment shows up in their day-to-day work, from staff education to physical signage to broader program design.

Chris Economeas, Vice President, Community & Social Responsibility and Foundation at the Detroit Pistons
Jay Heinzerling, Y on the Fly Mobile Sports Director at the Monroe Family YMCA
Pat Sharrow, Executive Director for Project Play: Southeast Michigan

Beyond hearing what's already working, participants will get a guided look at the CBORIS landing page and toolkit, so they can see exactly what tools are available to them and how to put those resources to use. The hour wraps with a call to action; everyone attending will be encouraged to set a personal or organizational goal around amplifying or implementing the bill in their own sphere of influence. Whether you're a coach, administrator, parent or community partner, this session is designed to leave you with a concrete next step, not just information.

RSVP today using this Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/BGqrnlPRT-G3MH97Xf8hPw#/registration 

Please reach out to Project Play Program Manager Lauren Fuller at lfuller@cfsem.org with any questions.